~THE OMINECA ‘HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915

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FRESH FRUIT
Bananas, Oranges, Appled, “Etc.
Arrive Fresh Every Saturday at

‘The Ruddy Pool Room |

CHOCOLATES

‘New shipment of fresh:chocolates

juat.received. Reasonably priced.

The Ruddy Pool Room

PLAY POOL?

You should, . It’s a most fascin-.
ating pastime. “ Two good tables,

The ‘Ruddy Pool Room:

“Choicest brands of ‘Cigars, Cigar-
_ ates, Tobaceo, . Pipes, Fouel 8.

Fcoon: SMOKES [Mac

All the. moat: popular periodicals
.are carried by. us ‘at. special: rates .

whe. Raddy Pool ‘Room.

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OVERHEARD AROUND ©

_NEW HAZELTON.

“Thursday was Aprit Fools’ day

Walter MacKenzie i is in Rupert .

Scoool closed Thursday after-
noon for a week’s holiday. -

Today is Good Friday and Sun-
day is Easter Sunday.

Geo. R. MeKeniie: Prine Rul

pert, was a visitor in town this
week,

Miss “MeLeod returned wet

nesday night after spending al.

couple of weeks. with: Prince. Ru:
pert friends,

Robt. ‘Burns. New Westminster
lis visiting his father-in- law R. J.
McDonell.

Mrs. Kelly and son ‘of ‘Carnaby
arrived on Wednesday night to
spend a few days in town.
F.C. “McKinnon was a busi-
nessiness visitor’ to. the Rocher
Deboule mine this week.

g. H. Crum i is s this week mov-
ing. to. a ranch at Francois lake
where he will spend thes summer.

from the Red Rose group and he
is now busy preparing ground for
a big garden, --:

.. Miss Westwood . : returns. this
coming week ‘to her home in.Van- |
couver. after  spending..’several |

‘Prince George’ and ‘Prince John” -
VICTORIA -AND. SEATTLE |||)

Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Rupert 9 a.m, every Friday. »
Steamer Prince John leaves Prince Rupert at 7 p.m. on Sunday.

+ March 14, 28, and April 11, 25.
inay be obtained from any G.T.P. agent or from train agent. ~

; G.T.P. RAILWAY — Westbound train leaves New. Hazelton at ||. -.
* 10.53 a.m., Sundays and Thursdays, connecting with the above .
steamers for the south.’ ‘Eastbound train lénaves New Hazelton at ~
. 5. 5.56 p.m., Wednesdays and Saturdaye, for Edmonton. Winnipeg. : 9]: +:
‘ . connecting with trains for St. Paol, Chicago, ete... cit
’ For TORONTO, MONTREAL” BUDE ALO, etc.. use the Grand ‘Trunk Railway. System—The |
Double Track Route. For full informatian: regarding the above services, throuch tickets, ‘re-.
servations, etc., apply to Local Agent, or to ALBERT: DAVIDSON, _ General Agent, Prince
Rupert, B.C, ‘Agent for all. Atlantic Steamship Lines. : : _

FOR VAN OUVER,

G. T, P. STEAMERS

Reservations.and through ticketa

THE LITTLE TAILOR SHOP

. The. newest, spring styles and the _very: latest.
patterns. and materials. at” ‘the: lowest prices -

W. Muizhead

Perfect ‘Silits, Made to Order, -from $28 to $38
7 SAVE. MONEY AND GET .THE BEST

|, CUTTER AnD TALLOR - ue

New Hazelton

|was twenty-four hours late on

Fort rt George,

‘Bob - “Wall returned this week 7

: charge as usual, full: «
ance will help the school.”

+ cations wili be considered in the order
: they are received, Maximum order to|
one settler is 1000 pounds.

tote,

weeks with her friend Mise Erie
Richmond, .

“The ‘vegular train from the
east due here Thursday morning

account ofa land slide. west of

"The Prine Rupert Board of
Trade’ are planning to run an ex-

May 14th, The object i is’ ‘to ad-
vertise ‘the’ ‘north country. oo.

pots

New Hazelton public school will
be held in the. assembiy hall on
‘Monday night. The admission is
only seventy-five cents with no
‘charge for the ladies. Supper
‘will be, served without extra
A full: attend-

Sed Advance o |
| - Settlers:

“one « car ‘load: ‘st Abundance Seed Oats
is! "being imported. into the Northern
Interior by the Departnient of Agricul-
‘ture for sale to settlers who are unable
to._pay cash for their seed.’ Notes: due
December 1st without: iriterest are re-
quired for all seed ‘obtained. Applica-

April 8th. ay"
‘and forwarde
‘of Agriculture, Tellkcwa, :B.- c: a

Appli-

Full partic-.
rs will appear in next issue. °

_H, E, WALKER

\ feain I ine: eof ‘the G

sinThese lands a are’ stants: one to: ‘thet.

_ TEAMING

“tee, and Feed: ‘Stables

In Corinection With the Northern Hotel ©

Provincial Agriculturist ;

4 )of the Province. of “British. Columbia,
Bl. | may-be leased for a term of.twenty-one
years at an annual rental of $1 an acre.

: TRANSFER: STORAGE

+ Saddle Horses,’

_ COAL AND WOOD. FOR.

“Single ‘and Dauble Rigs for Hire,

SALE

HAY AND FEED FOR SALE }

“ staked out by the applicant himaelf. *

_ Regular Daily Stage to Old Hazelton f

* Leaving New Hazelton at 9,80 a.m, except. traln days, when the §
- stage will meot the passenger train and run to Old ‘Hazelton after of

(company AR
Ed. eee

. ft

| Seventy)-8vé actes “ ‘lan in
The person operating: the mine shail
q |furnish the Agent’ with sworn ‘returna yay tone to D

. B] accounting for:
# | chantable coal:mined and pay
| ty thereon,“

Lbary fort,

a re

‘eursion to San Francisco . about| -

George Hodgins Tie Curosity Rewarded by: the Discovery of the Pre- a

cious. Yellow Metal at His Front Door Step--Fine Gold was =
ae * eee Cea Taken From. Every. Pag no
Adance for the beriefit of the!

“4 ‘and through his lot.”

| .| the creek but, from: the. -dump on
the bank, . This dump ‘was-taken |:

<, |e by Foley, Welch & Stewart

‘forms will:be ‘available at the Ag-|- 00 22.4.)
iguttuval office, Telkwa, on and after | -
ications should be filled | °°) °° “he

early to ‘‘Department eee

COAL m mining’ Prints, ot! “the _Dominion, ,
= Alberta, the © Yukon Terzitory;:

i By ent or

a | be described . by sections, .or. legal- sub-
f | divisions of sections: and in’ whsurveyed

a | paid'on the: merchantable output ‘of the).
{mine at.the rate of five cents, per. ‘ton. af,

‘long .tramp one - afterncon’ this
week, the first’ tramping party. of
the season, Everyone. -had..a

‘ ake : fe

"Miss Knight. ‘took. : the: senior | T.
class in-the Sunday. ‘School: on a}

! ings, well known. in
di t, is: ‘interested in, ‘the
promotion. ofa. mining ‘stock com-
pany, at. Kitselas, is “The ore’ ‘val-
ues are chiefly. gold. Mr. Jenn-.

most enjoyable me.

ie ings is at Prince, Ruperts, wee

(PLAC

+z EART OF

ER GOLD FOUND IN THE

NEW HAZ ELTON |

‘Good Friday was a day. quite
out of the ordinary in New Haz-
elton, it being marked by’ the
(discovery of placer Bold right in
‘the heart of the’ town: .
Geo, Hodgins made the ‘tiseov-

creek which flows past his. house

The gold was not’ ‘taken from

from the well dug three ‘years

ery on the bank of: Five Mile/

to supply water to. o their barns. a
Mr, Hodgins, purely out of fale

‘curosity, tried a pan ofthe dirt
and secured several colors, 7
panned” “several | more “and® with

He.

the-same results..: During the.
day a. dozen pans were washed

‘and he never failed ‘to get colors,
The editor of the. Herald saw one:

pan washed from which. six (par-_

ticles of gold were ‘taken, ae

“The next’ issue will contain a
full story, of ‘the presence of gold
in New Hazelton. ips

E CANADIAN, PACIFIC cea at ia

_ Britisu Conumsia” ‘Coast ‘STEAMSHIP. SERVICE:

wt

; ’ Tickets to and: fiom all parts: of: the: ‘world,

“Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Tickets. : :

yy G ‘McNAB, comer Third Avenue ‘and: Fourth’ ‘Street, Prince. Rupert ;

SYNOPSIS: OF COAL: MINING: REG |
a - ULATIONS," oan

in Saskatchewan ‘an

Manitoba,
the}.

North-west Territories: and in:2 portion

ot more than 2, 560 acres will. be leased

too one applicant, - -*

pplication fora Tease inet be ‘made

a applicant in, person © to./the
b-Agent ‘of the: district rb |.

ted. the rights applied : ‘for, are ‘situa-

ed.

Th surveyed. territory the’ land must

territory the tract applied for shall be

‘ Each application muat be: accompanied |.

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Odeo W.. “PATE RSON

General Merchant *
KITSELAS,! B. c.

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Fort Gores: New Hazeuron |
NELSON we Ph * SWIGTORIA:

GREEN Bros. Burpen Co.

" DOMINION AND Bit. LAND
‘SURVEY OHS: WV Al:

“Lande, torynslies ralrieral ‘elatina surveyed

ALL HR, MODERN CONVENIENCES

Dr Le E @uoy |
* DENTIST. .

fms inte eee tation

by, & fee of $5 which will be refunded if

the mghts applied for are not available,
but not otherwise. “A: royalty. shall, be

ty.of:- mer-'t:

é full quanti ty.
the. royal

‘If. the coal‘mining rights}
‘axe not being operated, such returna

should. be. furniahed, ‘at: least: Once. a
year

age iwhate
ts | may be ‘con
working: of
rate of $10. do. an acre.

surface, ight